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David Marin-Guzman

David Marin-Guzman

Workplace Correspondent/ journalist at Australian Financial Review

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    Landmark multi-employer deal sparks union turf war

    The agreement heralded by the Albanese government for proving unions and bosses can work together is splitting the industry.
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    Four-day week comes to the finance industry

    Insignia has become the first company in financial services industry – known for its long hours – to trial a four-day week for workers, under a union deal that also includes greater recognition of AI.
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    Labor accused of backtracking on small business IR review

    Workplace Relations Minister Murray Watt flatly refuses to expand the scope of the Fair Work Act’s definition, “making a mockery” of a Labor crossbench deal.
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    Mining union boss dismisses ‘blue-collar threat’ to ACTU

    MEU president Tony Maher lashed the blue-collar union breakaway and condemned attacks on ACTU secretary Sally McManus that he said had led to death threats.
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    Grill’d accused of shonky wage deal by SDA union

    The national burger chain has found a new loophole to pay thousands of workers below minimum industry rates, the fast-food workers’ union has claimed.
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    CFMEU workers not striking, just scared: umpire

    The CFMEU’s argument that workers were absent due to a media-driven fear of crossing its picket lines could open up a loophole for unlawful strikes, employers warn.
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    Union bans stop firms moving in to $1b Sydney CBD office tower

    The completion of the 39-storey Parkline Place on Pitt Sreet has been delayed by months, exposing the builder to millions of dollars in extra costs and upsetting high-profile tenants.
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    Tax fraudsters’ loot of jewels, watches up for sale to reclaim cash

    Diamond rings and bracelets, luxury watches and designer handbags have been revealed as part of the extravagant spend behind one of the country’s biggest tax frauds.
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    ‘Nightmare’ shifts: Push to rule carer sleepovers as breaks, not work

    Employers are seeking industry-wide changes so carers sleeping at a client’s house can’t count that towards overtime pay, which they say could blow out NDIS costs.
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    ‘They can afford to pay’: Strike to hit private hospital giant

    Nurses and midwives at Ramsay Health Care will strike at 17 hospitals in NSW for 24 hours on Tuesday demanding a 20 per cent pay increase.
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    Labor seeks to delay pay rise for nurses, warning of budget blowout

    The Albanese government is urging the workplace umpire to drag out pay rises of up to 25 per cent for aged care nurses until as far back as 2027.